| This Week at The Market |
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Regular updating is done each Wednesday for the upcoming weekend. Check back on Wednesday afternoon. Please note that on bad weather days, some vendors may be found inside the building. |
| H. A. Dunne (not available until mid-January) | ||
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H.A. Dunne & Company has one of the most extensive and unique vintage NYC photo collections in the world. With just over 5,000 images, mostly photographed between 1880 - 1950, the H.A. Dunne Archive offers a nostalgic look into the history of New York City. In addition H.A. Dunne carries antique maps, advertising art (including New Yorker Covers), fruit crate labels, and other ephemera, as well as nostalgic gift items, including hand-crafted greeting cards and note cards. |  |
| Olde Good Things - All Beautiful to Behold | ||
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| Olde Good Things has been a regular at the market for many years. They are architectural salvage experts, finding treasures from the past: hardware for doors, lighting fixtures, tin ceilings, moldings, stained glass panels, and more. When they are on the trail of these finds, they also come across some wonderful old furniture for both the garden and the house. And adding to the collections are their famed tin ceiling tiled mirrors that can be ordered in any sized and available ready-made in many standard sizes. Look for their display along the front fence on Columbus Ave. at the corner of W. 76th St. | ||
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| Sole' Arts | ||
| Sole' Arts has been a regular at the market for several years. Diane Detzel started her business by creating unusual jewelry pieces out of the worn glass from traffic lights. Now she has moved on to 'steampunk' pieces made from the little bits and pieces of old watches. Look for her outside in D 20. | ||
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| Jorge Vasquez, Purveyor of Kilims Extraordinaire | ||
| Jorge Vasquez is the man to look for if you're in the market for a new carpet. These kilims are in a rainbow of colors and in both contemporary and traditional patterns of the Middle East. All sizes are available - from a small accent rug to a room-size beauty. Most are made of wool. | ||
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| Gems by Gena | ||
Gems by Gena is the place to look for fabulous one-of-a-kind custom necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Each one is a combination of semi-precious and/or precious stones, crystals, and noble metals. Custom orders are very welcome. Here are several examples of her work. The picture on the far right is one of Gena wearing her fabulous ensemble of necklace and earrings called Maharini. Just inside the door of the cafeteria. |
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| Karma Bhutia - Tantra Designs | ||
| Karma Bhutia of Tantra Designs brings the best in gorgeous textiles, mainly scarves and shawls, to the market each week. He just returned from his annual shopping expedition and you will be amazed at this year's collection. Silk, wools, embroidered, hand-worked, etc. Perfect! He can be found in the front of the yard not far from the gate on Columbus Ave. in C 7 & C 8. See www.Tantraom.com for more information. | ||
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| Addie Heffernan and Vintage Accessories | ||
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Addie Heffernan has been a market regular for almost 20 years. Her collection of vintage accessories for men and women is extensive. She also occasionally brings some small bric-a-brac like small glass objects and candleholders. You'll find her at the very center of the school yard during most of the year. In D 15 and D 16. |  |
| Giselle Chapman and Her Bijoux | ||
| Giselle Chapman has been scouring the markets of various countries to find the absolutely most stylish jewelry for the fashion-forward woman. She carries wonderful ethnic pieces from the Mid-East and Africa as well as delicate Art Deco reproductions made in France. You will be amazed at the reasonable prices and the friendly advice. Her spot is E 7 outdoors. | ||
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| Young Mo Lee | ||
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| Young Mo Lee has been a vendor of hair accessories at the market for years. Looking for a scrunchy for that unruly ponytail? He has an unbelievable selection. He also carries fashion jewelry, bags, and hats/caps according to the season. You'll find him toward the back of the schoolyard in D 27 and D 28. | ||
| Karen Grasso | ||
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Karen Grasso is one of the most au courant jewelry dealers. She specializes in the latest fashion pieces at reasonable prices. She carries both jewelry and accessories: bags, belts, and watches. There is always something new to freshen up your wardrobe! Inside the cafeteria - aisle 1. |  |
AC Agates |
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AC Agates has now added contemporary wire jewelry - necklaces, earrings, rings -- to its collection of fine agate and stone pieces. All are at affordable pieces. Don't see exactly what you want? Ask Andrew and he will do something just for you. Inside the hall during the cold weeks - outside in the C rowwhen it's warm. |  |
| Alfred Erikkson - Antique Maps and Prints | ||
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We carry a collection of narural history and geographical prints, 18th and 19th century (some older), and a broad selection of 16th to 19th century maps of all parts of the world. Email to eochoaz@aol.com. You'll find us every Sunday in the cafeteria at MS 44. |  |
| Lotus Jane Handcrafts | ||
| Lotus Jayne is the business founded by Jane Kimball. She has traveled the world to find some of the most remarkable items for home decor and personal adornment. You can find her outside in the warmer months of the year and indoors when the weather gets too cold. The picture to the right is just one example of the off-beat items she carries. The selection changes each week. The website is www.lotusjayne.com. Almost all of the merchandise is done under the fair trade policies. |  |
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